Californians who fled to Texas to escape Democrats plot move to new red state after blue tsunami: Im so pissed

They can’t escape the liberal life.Californians who fled to Texas due to the cost of living crisis and Democratic policies are looking to move again after the blue tsunami hit the Lone Star State.Families are now looking to relocate to nearby Oklahoma, Florida, Tennessee or the Carolinas for safer Republican sanctuaries after the explosive midterm results in the state.Some are even weighing up a return to the Golden State for the pleasant weather, having given up on escaping liberal leaders.The biggest news, opinion and culture shaping California right now.

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Never miss a story It comes after a blue wave shocked the nation by sweeping Texas, with Democrats James Talarico and Gina Hinojosa winning the Senate and gubernatorial races.Marie Bailey, a 44-year-old originally from El Segundo, California, commands a large Facebook group filled with Californians looking to move to Texas.But now, Bailey told the LA Times that even she is thinking of abandoning her Dallas-Fort Worth-area home for Oklahoma or Florida.“I’m actually thinking of moving to Oklahoma because of this,” she said.“Or Florida.” She’s thinking about the move despite leading the large California-to-Texas group for years.Members of Bailey’s group also showed displeasure with the recent blue wins.

“If I have to tolerate blue I might as well have good weather so maybe back to CA? Or give FL a try?” one said.“I am literally closing on a house in Texas next week! I am so pissed,” another added about the elections.Another native Californian, baseball mom Breana Janel, suggested she was “heartbroken” about Democrats taking over Texas.Janel, who once supported Republican Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco in California’s gubernatorial race, said she “knew” Democrats “were coming for Texas,” but thought she had more time.“...